Brighter outlook as steel strike postponed by union
A postponement of the Amalgamated Association of Trex Steel and Tin Workers strike, initially set for today, offers hope for peaceful settlement. President William Green of the AFL urged deferral to allow new compromise proposals to reach President Roosevelt. Michael F. Tughe and other leaders prepare to present plans Monday, while delegates retain authority to strike if views are rejected. The nation seeks government machinery to handle future disputes.
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Amalgamated Association of Trex, Steel, and Tin Workers
William Green
American Federation
Green
Fightitles
Roseevelt
Michael F. Tughe
Amalgamated Association
Él UD
Dad Day Reflections On Fathers And Family Bonds
A nostalgic column celebrates Father's Day, noting dads deserve appreciation even if they resist praise. It contrasts father and mother roles, recalls childhood scenes, and suggests families express gratitude though dads may blush at the attention. The piece ties maternal influence to the creation of Father’s Day and honors both parents’ sacrifices.
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Ted
Mother
Dad
Jonver
Back to Land movement gains slow traction in rural areas
The piece notes ongoing chatter about back-to-the-land trends but warns that progress has lagged predictions. It cites hopes that improved roads and transport, plus modern urban conveniences in the countryside, would attract urbanites back to rural zones, yet results remain limited.
German plan to shrink Berlin and disperse industry
The text discusses a German proposal to reduce Berlin’s population from 4,000,000 to 1,400,990 in a generation by ending slums and dispersing industry into many small towns. Dr Gottfried Feder argues metropolis life stifles personal development and that a broader spread would appeal to many Germans, though some still favor big cities and others prefer smaller towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Germany
Gottfried Feder
Prominer
Berlin
United States
Anniversaries list of notable births across history
A dated roll of anniversaries noting figures in commerce, medicine, finance, religion, and public service. Entries include Judah Toure, Alvin Adams, Jared B. Flaze, Henry W. Poor, George Paul La Roque, Maj. Gen. Johnson Hasood, Arthur Meignen, Gustaf of Sweden, Elbert D. Thomas, Joan R. Gregg, Omar Bundy, Archibald Henderson, James Weldon Johnson, and Murphy family, with birth years and brief identifiers.
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Henry W. Poor
New York
Money Investment Guide
Bangor
Maine
George Paul la Roque
Medical College of Viri
Lewell Co
Cincinnati
U. 8
Johnson Hasood
Orangeburg
Arthur Meignen
Kong Gustaf
Sweden
U. 3
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Salt Lake City
Joan R. Gregg
Ireland
Omar Bundy
New Castle
Del
Archibald Henderson
The
Univ. of North Carolina
Salisbury
N. C
James Weldon Johnson
History notes opening of Texas and early 20th century births
A compact historical digest recounts Texas as an independent republic before joining the United States in 1845, Ford Motor Co formation in 1908, and the 3rd Congress ending a social session in 1933. It lists notable births including Walter Moore Slang, George Oleman, Arthur Bliss Lane, and Maj. Gen. Robert A. Patterson with place and year context.
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Texas
United States
Ford Motor Company
Walter Mo Ow. Slang
12¢ Univ. of Texas
Ariimston
Tex
George W. Oleman
Boston
Ford Hall Forum
Babson Institute
Arthur Bliss Lane
S. 5
Nicaragua
New York
Maj
Robart A. Patterson
Horoscope Forecast Highlights a Studious Mature Figure
A dev described as studious and retiring is expected to mature in care and knowledge, with exceptional metal powers and a discriminating mind. The combination signals a respectable accumulation of the world’s foods and, importantly, a good reputation.
Odd disposition hints at stubborn yet compassionate nature
The text describes a native with a stubborn yet generous temperament, quick to be swayed by genuine merit under judgment. It notes strong intellect and a potential for jealousy or quarrelsomeness that could spur revenge, though such impulses may backfire.
Golden Legion Bible Study read 1 Chronicles 15
The piece reflects on Uzzah’s death as Godly sorrow prompting repentance in David and the nation. It cites scriptural guidance on ark handling, acknowledges past mistakes, and cautions that failure in service stems from disobedience. It concludes with a prayer for a penitent heart and ready mind to understand God’s word.
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Uzzah
David
Thema
West Ridge Home for Vacation Returns to Ohio State
June 15 report from West Ridge notes Les er Drusendahl of Ohio State University returning home Saturday to spend the summer vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Drusendahl. Attended Circle No. 3. Henry Vogiesorg of the imp road attended Circle No. 1 St. Paul’s church Elyria at Mrs. Harry Lauer’s home.
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West Ridge
Leser Drusendahl
Ohio State
Uversity
H. Drusendahl
Henry Vogiesorg
St. Paul's Church
Elyria
Harry Lauer
Wedding at St Marys church Elyria and reception
Mrs Etta Brown and son Stan attend the wedding of Clarence Brown and Mildred Francis at St Marys church in Elyria Tuesday morning. Harry Brown of Cleveland guests at luncheon with Mrs Brown and later the reception at the bride’s parents home. Fred Johnston attends Cleveland Medical Association meeting. A tenth birthday party honors Reymond Renouard of Elyria.
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Etta Brown
Stan
Helen Mosely
Clarence Brown
Mildred Francis
St. Mary's Church
Elyria
Harry Brown
Cleveland
Brown
Stanley
Medical Assn
Fred Johnston
Medical Association
Wipe Preservers Before Cleaning a Meat Grinder
Before cleaning a meat grinder, run stale bread through it to clear the pieces. Then use a stiff brush and plenty of soapy water. Rinse with hot water and dry thoroughly to finish.
Five Grandchildren Attend Williams Party and Funeral Attendances
The note recalls five of Mrs. Williams' grandchildren gathering at Mr Williams' home including Rob ert Renouard for a party with a fine menu prepared by Mrs Renouard and Mrs Williams. Raymond received many gifts and cousins enjoyed a good time. Also mentions Mrs Charles Schaible at her mother Mrs Charles Haha's Lake Shore funeral and E J Burrer and son Earl at Mrs Hala's funeral. Beatrice Burrer visiting Lorain aunt Mrs Clarence Pierce and Nichole Majorie this week. West Carlisle 4-H Club advisors from Elyria attended county meeting at Y M C A with Robert Pentoard. Circle No 3 hosted by Mrs Harry Lauer with 80 attendees and dinner. Mrs Krieg to host Crele in two weeks. Beatrice Burrer attended Stitching Katies at Gladys Freeland's in Murray Ridge.
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Charles Schaible
Charles Haha
Lake Shore
E. J. Burrer
Earl
Hala
West Carlisle
Harry Lauer
St. Paul's Church
Elyria
Albert Pallas
Krieg
Crele
Beatrice Burrer
Thea
Gladys Freeland
Murray Ridge
Carlisle Jolly Hustlers Honored 4-H Club Scores 104 Points
The Wee 4-H club Jolly s won 104 points and second honors in Lorain county for the year ending June 1, announced by Miss Alice Bird, Lorain county agricultural extension agent. Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs. C C Striehler hosting and led by the vice president after the president’s absence. A quilt display accompanied a chicken dinner for numerous West Ridge, Carlisle, and Obellin road guests.
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Carlisle
Jolly Hustlers
Jolly S
Lorain County
Alice Bird
Ladies’ Aid Society
C C Striehler
Oberlin Road
W. H. Hart
Lauer
Lucretia Decker
Harry Lauer
H. H. Drusendahl
Leota
Theodore Grills
A. W Mason
Sherman Mason
Ollie Minnich
Trovis
C. N. Willams
West Ridge
Merle Penround
Lucille
R. W. Richards
J. H. Penround
Mother Daughter Banquet Brings 38 To Carlisle Grange Hall
A mother-daughter banquet hosted by three 4-H clubs at Carlisle Grange hall on Oberlin road featured a tureen supper at 6 30 followed by a program led by Leora Drusendahlel. The event included songs readings a Ruth chapter toast to Mothers a response by Mrs. Sherman Mason a Betty Muller pantomime and the group singing Blest Be the Tie That Binds. Thirty eight attended with additional brief notes on visitors Mrs. George Knittle and Mrs. Milton Eppley calling on Mrs. B. C. Pope Thursday afternoon.
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Carlisle Grange Hall
Oberlin Road
Leora Drusendahlel
Ruth
Margaret Pallas
Marian Lauer
Sherman Mason
Betty Muller
Morgan files petition for Ohio governor nomination
Daniel E. Morgan a former Cleveland city manager filed his petition for the Republican nomination for governor of Ohio with 36 000 signatures. Other items note social visits and community activities in Ashland Elyria and Oberlin including visits by Mrs H Jordan Mrs W H Hart and Rev E J Bond. 4 H Clothing club set for Monday at the schoolhouse with advisor Miss Margaret Pallas and local families mentioned.
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Cleveland
Daniel E. Morgan
Ohio
H. Jordan
Ashland
W. H. Hart
Jess McMullin
Oberlin Road
Mary Hahn
E. J. Bond
Methodist Church
Elytia
Charles Schatble
B. O. Papa
4-H Clothing Club
Margaret Pallas
Joe Briggs
Gauchter
Tarvey Hahn
Elyria
Turkish Youth Fights Continued Veil Use in Istanbul
Turkish youth press campaign in Aydin near Smyrna criticizes traditional veiling and urges citizens to stop wives sisters and mothers from wearing the black cloth. Posters declare uncovered brows as the Turkish woman’s honor and urge suppression of the veil without tearing it up.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Mustapha Kemel
Aydin
Smyrna
Airplane Pullman Sleeper Annoyed By Noisy Aisle
Stewardess Rheba Rhine recalls a passenger who complained during the new coast to coast air Pullman service of American Airways. The man asked if the people across the aisle could lower their voices as they disturbed his sleep.
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Los Angeles
Rheba Rhine
American Airways
American Airwavs
Skunk Fails as Escape Aid in Delaware Prison Break
William Coyle, 25, of Chester attempted to use two skunks as a distraction during a raid on a taproom near New Castle. Coyle and the animal were seized by troopers and brought before a magistrate, then all fled the hot room. Coyle was jailed in a workhouse cell while the skunk escaped back to the woods.
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New Castle
Del
William Coyle
Chester
Here
Coyle
Grunow Refrigerator and Radios Featured in Local Store Sale
Day's Music Store displays Grunow economy refrigerator models praised for simple maintenance and long life with minimal wearing parts. Also showcased are American Bosch and RCA-Victor radios at special prices, plus free installation on some models. The store promotes tennis gear, fishing tips, and porch improvements with BPS enamel and accessories for summer leisure.
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Bosch Radio
United States
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. Clard George
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Chicago, & So
Michigan Ave
Fitch Ave
Detroit
General Moters
Scott
BY. R. J. Scott
Awe
Nigeria
Coolebus
Gonmnaki
Illinois
Illini
Sallys
Ontat
Earth
Golden Legion Bible Study
Reymond Renouard
R. KR. Renevara
C. N. Williams
Clarence Pierce
Narjorie
George Knittle
Milton Eppley
Edison Highway
B. C. Pope
Rane
Floyd
Gibbons
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Chestnut Street
Manville Mill
Daniel E. Morgen
Hubert D
Day’s Music Store
Day's Hardware
Lorain Co. Fish and Game Club
Broad St
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